Parcelica Chica Yecla

by Bodegas Antonio Candela 2023

$18.99 ($227.88 /case)

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Parcelica Chica Yecla by Bodegas Antonio Candela 2023

Parcelica Chica Yecla

by Bodegas Antonio Candela 2023

$18.99 ($227.88 /case)

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Producer : Bodegas Antonio Candela

Region : Spain (Spain), Yecla (Spain)

Food Pairing : Breads, Hard Cheese, Pasta, Red Meat, Vegetables

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Tasting Notes

"Deep and concentrated, this Yecla shows aromas of tar and licorice woven in with cigar box. Full-bodied with a creamy texture probably derived from the wood. Polished tannins and an almost jammy finish with lots of fruit. Monastrell and Syrah."

91 points - James Suckling, June 2024

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Price of Case	$227.88
Point Score	91
Cellaring	Drink Now or Cellar
Sweetness	D - Dry See Sweetness Chart
Bottle Size	750 ml
Producer	Bodegas Antonio Candela
Region	Spain (Spain), Yecla (Spain)
Alcohol	14% alc./vol.
Style	Warm and spicy reds
Vintage	2023
Farming Method	Traditional
Food Pairing	Breads, Hard Cheese, Pasta, Red Meat, Vegetables
Descriptors	Fruity
Wine Type	Red
Wood Presence	Oaked
Body	Medium
Grapes	70% Monastrell, 30% Syrah / Shiraz

The Producer

Bodegas Antonio Candela

Bodegas Antonio Candela is in an obscure and somewhat overlooked corner of southeastern Spain known as Yecla. Known by the Romans and the Moors, the area has known grapevines for over 2,000 years, and even today, wine is intrinsic to daily life. Fast-forward to the 19th and 20th centuries, the region became known for high-volume blended wines consumed by locals and little else.

Thankfully, a dedicated group of vignerons, including winemaker Antonio Candela, demonstrate that Spain's Levante is capable of much more – no easy feat - considering the desert conditions and harsh 'lunar-like' landscape. In many ways, the terroir in Yecla is quite similar to Châteauneuf-du-Pape, except the high altitude offers a reprieve from the stifling heat. These vines must dig deep roots to find water while staving off the intense Mediterranean sunshine.